Alcohol: 13%
Vintage: 2007
Ageability: 20+ years
Decanting: Recommended
Serving temperature: 16-18°C
Producer
Set in the south-eastern corner of Moldova just 30km from the Black Sea, Chateau Purcari has long been associated with top quality wines made from both local and international grape varieties.
In 1827 Purcari was officially established as Bessarabia’s first winery by the Russian Tsar Nicholas I and its wines began to attract global attention by winning gold medals at the Paris World Exhibition in 1878. Today the winery is recognised as one of the region’s finest for its hearty reds and elegant whites.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Ripe plum, tea, integrated oak, secondary aromas
Palate
Velvety, soft tannins, luscious, ripe fruits
Food
Roast beef, lamb chop, pork tomahawk
| Fruitiness: |  |
Nicely developed |
| Oakiness: | |
Integrated oak |
| Intensity: |  |
Intense but with elegance |
| Acidity: | |
Lively Acidity |
| Tannins: | |
Velvety tannins |
